Blackstone's Jon Gray says CoreWeave can 'find a way through' financing pressure
Blackstone COO Jon Gray says CoreWeave's underlying business is strong despite concerns over its mounting debt.
CNBC reports: Blackstone COO Jon Gray says CoreWeave's underlying business is strong despite concerns over its mounting debt.
This business story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include CoreWeave, Blackstone's Jon Gray and Blackstone COO Jon Gray.
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